What is «Tokororo» and who is performing
Doudou Nganga, a Spanish-Congolese artist and musician with a Fine Arts degree from Kinshasa and now based in Valencia, presents «Tokororo» alongside his band. The album—and the concert—tells stories of families, friendships, and roots intertwined between Africa and Europe, blending ancient Congolese traditions with modern sounds. Nganga, a key figure in the evolution of music in Spain, offers a repertoire that goes beyond the "world music" label to reflect cultural integration between continents, with lyrics addressing Congo’s social reality and a message of global peace.
Programme and musical style
The show revolves around the songs from «Tokororo», where African rhythms, contemporary melodies, and arrangements designed for dancing converge. According to sources, the concert includes both instrumental and vocal pieces, with a stage production that highlights the connection between the local (Valencia) and the global (Kinshasa). The band, though its members are not detailed, accompanies Nganga in a proposal that fuses genres like afrobeat, soukous, and urban sounds, while preserving the essence of traditional Congolese music.
Prices and tickets
Tickets for the 27 November 2026 concert at Burning House are priced from €15 to €18, depending on the sales platform. It is not specified whether there are differences based on seating or ticket type (general, advance, etc.), but sources confirm the minimum price is €15.47. Tickets are available on platforms like Tickety and Entradium.
Access and requirements
The event does not mention any age restrictions or special requirements for entry. Given the family-friendly and community-focused nature of Nganga’s music, the show is likely suitable for all audiences, though this is not explicitly confirmed.
